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* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, which Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, but also, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
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* CartoonishSupervillainy:
** Rich Richardson's greedy tendencies prevent anything from getting done in the early half of the story. He only relents when Ember manages to convince him about long-term profit gain. [[spoiler:He reaches "supervillain" territory when he shows up at the final minigame to sabotage the deal with the rambicules so his company can take over Salamander County, even if it means keeping a bunch of people vacuumed up by an alien species]].
** The entire [[EveryoneIsGoneEpisode plot]] was kicked off by [[spoiler:Rambicule Corporation realizing that SCPTV pirated their software]]. Their response was to [[spoiler:use their giant vacuum to abduct everyone in the county so they could be held for ransom, all for a measly $10]].
* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs.Then a It slowly becomes more significant to the story as the month goes on.
** A few dayslater, after its appearance, Ember points out that it makes an account in somehow joined SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, which before it goes offline, much to Geoffrey's bewilderment ([[LampshadeHanging at its possible plot importance]]).
** During Food Week, Emberpoints out is {{Foreshadowing}}. finds a package containing a Rambicule Corp vacuum hose, with a note that only says '{{Foreshadowing}}'. Geoffrey assumes it's from the mouse due to the bite marks Ember described as covering the box.
** By the end of thegame, month, [[spoiler:it not only learns to communicate and informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, but also, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].goal]].
* ChristmasInJuly: Said verbatim by Geoffrey when he makes the assignment for the July 9th broadcast a Christmas-related minigame.
** Rich Richardson's greedy tendencies prevent anything from getting done in the early half of the story. He only relents when Ember manages to convince him about long-term profit gain. [[spoiler:He reaches "supervillain" territory when he shows up at the final minigame to sabotage the deal with the rambicules so his company can take over Salamander County, even if it means keeping a bunch of people vacuumed up by an alien species]].
** The entire [[EveryoneIsGoneEpisode plot]] was kicked off by [[spoiler:Rambicule Corporation realizing that SCPTV pirated their software]]. Their response was to [[spoiler:use their giant vacuum to abduct everyone in the county so they could be held for ransom, all for a measly $10]].
* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs.
** A few days
** During Food Week, Ember
** By the end of the
* ChristmasInJuly: Said verbatim by Geoffrey when he makes the assignment for the July 9th broadcast a Christmas-related minigame.
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Rich Richardson, the station manager for SCPTV, is self-admittedly only concerned about short-term gains and isn't willing to spend a cent on locating the missing townsfolk even if it means they can't pay him later. [[spoiler:On the final day, he even decides he can make more money renting the town out to tourists than rescuing the townsfolk, and tries to stop Ember from calling the police and rescuing them.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Rich Richardson, the CEO of Calabash Telecom and the company that owns the station manager for SCPTV, SCPTV. He is self-admittedly only concerned about short-term gains and isn't willing to spend a cent on locating the missing townsfolk even if it means they can't can just pay him later. [[spoiler:On the final day, he even decides he can make more money renting the town out to tourists than rescuing the townsfolk, and tries to stop Ember from calling the intergalactic police and rescuing them.]]]]
* CrazyWorkplace: A Downplayed example, at first. The county's public access cable consists of a manager, the player and a new hire, all communicating over a chatting app to decide what each broadcast should be about. Things escalate when a mouse suddenly decides to join the server and the Rambicule Corporation gets more involved.
* CrazyWorkplace: A Downplayed example, at first. The county's public access cable consists of a manager, the player and a new hire, all communicating over a chatting app to decide what each broadcast should be about. Things escalate when a mouse suddenly decides to join the server and the Rambicule Corporation gets more involved.
* EvilInc: It's later revealed that [[spoiler:Rambicule Corporation not only kidnapped the county's populace, but is also a collective of advanced size-shifting aliens that want to experiment on the Mouse to address their inefficient leg sizes]].
* ExcusePlot: It's a microgame collection with the Public Access Television setting being used to make flimsy explanations for their backgrounds. The overarching plot itself follows a typical story structure of climax and resolution, but little of it is grounded in reality. [[RuleOfFunny It's all for the sake of comedy and having fun]].
* HatesBeingNicknamed: Geoffrey curtly requests that Ember stop referring to him as "geoff dawg". Ember replies, "sorry geoffster".
* ExcusePlot: It's a microgame collection with the Public Access Television setting being used to make flimsy explanations for their backgrounds. The overarching plot itself follows a typical story structure of climax and resolution, but little of it is grounded in reality. [[RuleOfFunny It's all for the sake of comedy and having fun]].
* HatesBeingNicknamed: Geoffrey curtly requests that Ember stop referring to him as "geoff dawg". Ember replies, "sorry geoffster".
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* MediumAwareness: When Ember makes a comment about game mechanics and story elements, Geoffrey tells her it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to free the townsfolk and arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police, and he inhales the entire background in the process]].
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to free the townsfolk and arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police, and he inhales the entire background in the process]].
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* MediumAwareness: When Ember Geoffrey makes a comment about game mechanics and story elements, Ember gets confused. Geoffrey tells her backpedals before saying it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* OnlySaneMan: Ember, the other new employee at SCPTV, is essentially TheEveryman who treats her use of the chat more casually than more corporate characters like Geoffrey and Rich Richardson, and comments on the absurdity of the story as it goes on.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Station Manager Geoffrey. He might be a bit bumbling and overly formal when talking to you and Ember, and has a few odd quirks about food here and there, but he genuinely has the interests of his employees in mind. He was even willing to argue with Rich Richardson to make sure Ember's salary was more than minimum wage.
* SeriousBusiness: Everyone treats the $10 that the Rambicule Ratings subscription fee requests as if it were a MacGuffin.
** Rich Richardson adamantly ''refuses'' to give the money over due to his sheer greed as a CEO. Geoffrey could easily afford it, as he wires some cash to Ember to help her pay for her lunch at one point, but he claims that only ""authorized"" employees can make more official purchases (and that Rich is the only one).
** Susan and the Rambicule Corporation reveal they know why Salamander County's population vanished. They demand SCPTV finally pay for a license to use their software, and only ''then'' will they explain what happened. This is in spite of them being a "multi-trillion dollar company", but Susan says its ''because'' they're a multi-trillion dollar company that they want every dollar owed to them. It's eventually revealed that [[spoiler:they were the ones behind the disappearance all along. The $10 then becomes the point of negotiation for ransom, promising they'll return the population after their license is paid]]. Susan even makes it a point to [[spoiler:specifically get the mouse and the $10 in the final microgame]].
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game,[[spoiler:Ember calls [[spoiler:the player and Ember call the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to free the townsfolk and arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* TotallyRadical: Downplayed; Rich Richardson prefers using 'u' or 'ur' instead of proper grammar in an attempt to be "hip".
* TheUnreveal: A small case. Ember wonders why they're both meant to be a public television channel for their county but owned by a private corporation. Geoffrey starts to explain, but interrupts himself with a short-lived idea.
* VacuumMouth:In Not only does the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does minigame [[spoiler:have Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but it also shows that [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the entirety of Salamander County, spinning the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police, and he inhales the entire background control in the process]].process]].
* WhoWritesThisCrap: Ember complains that the plot nearing the end of the game, while not completely breaking the fourth wall, would be criticized for being too random and unrealistic "if this was a fictional story".
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* OnlySaneMan: Ember, the other new employee at SCPTV, is essentially TheEveryman who treats her use of the chat more casually than more corporate characters like Geoffrey and Rich Richardson, and comments on the absurdity of the story as it goes on.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Station Manager Geoffrey. He might be a bit bumbling and overly formal when talking to you and Ember, and has a few odd quirks about food here and there, but he genuinely has the interests of his employees in mind. He was even willing to argue with Rich Richardson to make sure Ember's salary was more than minimum wage.
* SeriousBusiness: Everyone treats the $10 that the Rambicule Ratings subscription fee requests as if it were a MacGuffin.
** Rich Richardson adamantly ''refuses'' to give the money over due to his sheer greed as a CEO. Geoffrey could easily afford it, as he wires some cash to Ember to help her pay for her lunch at one point, but he claims that only ""authorized"" employees can make more official purchases (and that Rich is the only one).
** Susan and the Rambicule Corporation reveal they know why Salamander County's population vanished. They demand SCPTV finally pay for a license to use their software, and only ''then'' will they explain what happened. This is in spite of them being a "multi-trillion dollar company", but Susan says its ''because'' they're a multi-trillion dollar company that they want every dollar owed to them. It's eventually revealed that [[spoiler:they were the ones behind the disappearance all along. The $10 then becomes the point of negotiation for ransom, promising they'll return the population after their license is paid]]. Susan even makes it a point to [[spoiler:specifically get the mouse and the $10 in the final microgame]].
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game,
* TotallyRadical: Downplayed; Rich Richardson prefers using 'u' or 'ur' instead of proper grammar in an attempt to be "hip".
* TheUnreveal: A small case. Ember wonders why they're both meant to be a public television channel for their county but owned by a private corporation. Geoffrey starts to explain, but interrupts himself with a short-lived idea.
* VacuumMouth:
* WhoWritesThisCrap: Ember complains that the plot nearing the end of the game, while not completely breaking the fourth wall, would be criticized for being too random and unrealistic "if this was a fictional story".
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* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, but also, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance as part of a gambit to capture the mouse with abnormally long legs, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance as part of a gambit to capture the mouse with abnormally long legs, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
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* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with which Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, but also, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their$10.$10 ([[CorruptCorporateExecutive which Rich refuses]]). She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance as part of a gambit to capture the mouse with abnormally long legs, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their
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Please note that, despite this game having an acronym of "SCP TV", there is no connection to the Website/SCPFoundation...we think.
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''Salamander County Public Television'' is a MinigameGame developed and published by Tinzone Games, and released for PC on July 29, 2022. The player takes on the role of SCPTV's newest employee, but on the first day of the job, everyone but their boss and a coworker has mysteriously vanished. The show must go on, however, and it's your job to create various wacky segments for the show while your coworker is busy trying to find where everyone went.
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[[caption-width-right:350:TheShowMustGoOn!]]
''Salamander County Public Television'' is a MinigameGame developed and published by Tinzone Games, and released for PC on July 29, 2022. The player takes on the role of SCPTV's newest employee, but on the first day of the job, everyone but their boss and a coworker has mysteriously vanished.The show must go on, TheShowMustGoOn, however, and it's your job to create various wacky television segments for the show (that nobody is watching) while your coworker is and, after a few days, another new employee from out-of-town are busy trying to find where everyone went.
[[caption-width-right:350:TheShowMustGoOn!]]
''Salamander County Public Television'' is a MinigameGame developed and published by Tinzone Games, and released for PC on July 29, 2022. The player takes on the role of SCPTV's newest employee, but on the first day of the job, everyone but their boss and a coworker has mysteriously vanished.
* BuffySpeak: The player's official job title at the studio is "Professional Thing-Doer".
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* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
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* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, but also, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for thedisappearance, disappearance as part of a gambit to capture the mouse with abnormally long legs, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the
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* MediumAwareness: When Ember makes a comment about game mechanics, Geoffrey tells her it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police]].
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police]].
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* MediumAwareness: When Ember makes a comment about game mechanics, mechanics and story elements, Geoffrey tells her it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to free the townsfolk and arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the IntergalacticPolice]].Police, and he inhales the entire background in the process]].
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to free the townsfolk and arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic
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''Salamander County Public Television'' is a MinigameGame developed and published by Tinzone Games, and released for PC on July 29, 2022. The player takes on the role of SCPTV's newest employee, but on the first day of the job, everyone but their boss and a coworker has mysteriously vanished. The show must go on, however, and it's your job to create various wacky segments for the show while your coworker is busy trying to find where everyone went.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: On the final day, [[spoiler:Geoffrey is mind-controlled by the burger he ate and turned into a human vacuum in order to capture the mouse]].
* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Rich Richardson, the station manager for SCPTV, is self-admittedly only concerned about short-term gains and isn't willing to spend a cent on locating the missing townsfolk even if it means they can't pay him later. [[spoiler:On the final day, he even decides he can make more money renting the town out to tourists than rescuing the townsfolk, and tries to stop Ember from calling the police and rescuing them.]]
* EveryoneIsGoneEpisode: The game's plot is that everyone in Salamander County suddenly vanished one day, save for you and a few others at the television station.
* HumanoidAliens: Near the story's climax, it turns out that [[spoiler:Rambicule Corp. is actually run by aliens from the planet Rambicule, who look exactly like humans but can distort their body to various lengths...with the exception of their legs, which are stuck at 3 feet]].
* MediumAwareness: When Ember makes a comment about game mechanics, Geoffrey tells her it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police]].
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!!Tropes:
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: On the final day, [[spoiler:Geoffrey is mind-controlled by the burger he ate and turned into a human vacuum in order to capture the mouse]].
* ChekhovsGunman: The fourth minigame is filming a segment about a mouse with oddly long legs. Then a few days later, it makes an account in SCPTV's private chat server but quickly leaves, with Ember points out is {{Foreshadowing}}. By the end of the game, [[spoiler:it not only informs SCPTV about Rambicule Corp's dark secrets, capturing it is Rambicule Corp's main goal]].
* ComicallySmallDemand: One of the main leads in uncovering how and why everyone disappeared is footage from a device provided by Rambicule Corp., but its representative, Susan, states that Rich had pirated their software and they refuse to help find the townsfolk unless they're paid their $10. She's even willing to give Geoffrey a free hamburger if he can get them the money. [[spoiler:It eventually turns out she's ''responsible'' for the disappearance, and the $10 is just a distraction.]]
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Rich Richardson, the station manager for SCPTV, is self-admittedly only concerned about short-term gains and isn't willing to spend a cent on locating the missing townsfolk even if it means they can't pay him later. [[spoiler:On the final day, he even decides he can make more money renting the town out to tourists than rescuing the townsfolk, and tries to stop Ember from calling the police and rescuing them.]]
* EveryoneIsGoneEpisode: The game's plot is that everyone in Salamander County suddenly vanished one day, save for you and a few others at the television station.
* HumanoidAliens: Near the story's climax, it turns out that [[spoiler:Rambicule Corp. is actually run by aliens from the planet Rambicule, who look exactly like humans but can distort their body to various lengths...with the exception of their legs, which are stuck at 3 feet]].
* MediumAwareness: When Ember makes a comment about game mechanics, Geoffrey tells her it's bad for a workplace environment to acknowledge the fourth wall.
* SpacePolice: At the end of the game, [[spoiler:Ember calls the Intergalactic Police (who dress like circus clowns) in order to arrest Susan and Rich Richardson for their crimes, with them also offering to turn Geoffrey back to normal]].
* VacuumMouth: In the final minigame, not only [[spoiler:does Geoffrey get a literal vacuum implanted in his mouth]], but also [[spoiler:Rich has the lung strength to try and inhale the remote from Ember as she's using it to contact the Intergalactic Police]].
